BACKGROUND: Intramuscular plasmid injection followed by electroporation is an efficient method for gene therapy or vaccination. Several protocols have been described that give good transduction levels with several reporter genes. METHODS: In this work we have explored the efficiency of gene delivery upon variation of the different electrical parameters such as pulse length frequency and voltage monitoring both on short- and long-term protein production. RESULTS: Having defined the best performing parameters, we have designed a short electric treatment that gives good levels of plasmid-encoded protein in different species such as mice, rabbits and monkeys. Copyright (c) 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
BACKGROUND: Intramuscular plasmid injection followed by electroporation is an efficient method for gene therapy or vaccination. Several protocols have been described that give good transduction levels with several reporter genes. METHODS: In this work we have explored the efficiency of gene delivery upon variation of the different electrical parameters such as pulse length frequency and voltage monitoring both on short- and long-term protein production. RESULTS: Having defined the best performing parameters, we have designed a short electric treatment that gives good levels of plasmid-encoded protein in different species such as mice, rabbits and monkeys. Copyright (c) 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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